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Cop-beat youth’s demand

Cop-beat youth’s demand

The lawyer for a teen whose beating at the hands of four cops was captured on a cellphone video is demanding that a special prosecutor investigate the Bronx smackdown. Michael Warren, who questioned the Bronx DA’s ability to impartially...  Read Full Story

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  • Singer Flack help$ cop-slay teen’s kin

    Singer Flack help$ cop-slay teen’s kin

    Singer Roberta Flack yesterday kicked off a collection for the funeral of an unarmed Bronx teen shot dead by a police officer. She and the Rev. Al Sharpton visited the grieving relatives of Ramarley Graham at their East 229th Street...  

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  • NYPD officers could face criminal charges in Bx. shooting

    NYPD officers could face criminal charges in Bx. shooting

    Two cops could face criminal charges for the fatal shooting of an unarmed teen drug suspect in The Bronx, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said yesterday. The officer who fired the shot and his sergeant were stripped of their guns and...  

  • Bronx thug sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder of ex-girlfriend

    Bronx thug sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder of ex-girlfriend

    A bruiser from The Bronx was sentenced to 15 years in prison yesterday for the chilling attempted murder of his ex-girlfriend on an Upper East Side street corner. Ramon Lalondriz-Castillo put a gun to the back of Evimer Duclerc’s...  

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    The Bronx prosecutor who allegedly had two drunken-driving cases fixed by cops has been terminated by the DA’s Office, officials said yesterday. Assistant...  

  • Deegan disaster

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    Two cops involved in the fatal shooting of an unarmed teen drug suspect in the Bronx have been put on restricted duty, Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said today...  

  • Bronx ADA who allegedly had drunk-driving cases fixed axed from job

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  • Bx. ‘jungle’ gets jolt-ed

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  • Teen beaten by police ‘bloodied’ a cop

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  • Cops probed in video beating

    Cops probed in video beating

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  • 2 crushed by thrown shop cart

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  • Jailmate sues Lillo in prison 'assault'

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  • Worker ‘rips off’ archdiocese for $1M

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  • Carjacker takes off with kid

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    Rector's recruiting rising at St. Ray's

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  • JUSTIN'S JOURNEY: Jenkins talks recruiting, Bronx borough playoffs

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  • Former Truman standout Gibson lands at Bergtraum

    Former Truman standout Gibson lands at Bergtraum

    One of the city’s best sophomores has a new home, but resuming her basketball career may not be in her immediate future. Guard Joella Gibson, who spent her freshman year at Bishop Loughlin, has left Truman and enrolled in Murry Bergtraum on...   1:54 AM

  • Victory slips away from Hayes in fourth quarter

    Victory slips away from Hayes in fourth quarter

    One message remained clear in Middle Village after Cardinal Hayes dropped yesterday’s showdown with Christ the King -- the Cardinals have to become tougher. Christ the King topped Hayes, 68-52, in CHSAA Class AA boys basketball Saturday in Middle...  

  • Iona's Combs signs with UCLA, new coach Jim Mora Jr.

    Iona's Combs signs with UCLA, new coach Jim Mora Jr.

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  • Tru statement: Mustangs sweep season series against rival JFK

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  • Dingle does it: St. Ray's star gets redemption against Mount

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  • Kennedy Challenge this weekend will be first without Paschall

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  • Influential girls hoops coach Chez Williams discusses his sabbatical, return at Loughlin

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  • Eagles exact revenge, hand Collegiate first Ivy loss

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  • Knight moves: McFarland, Kennedy stifle red-hot South Shore

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  • Harris' complete performance leads red-hot Bergtraum past Kennedy

    Harris' complete performance leads red-hot Bergtraum past Kennedy

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    INSIDE CHSAA/PRIVATE GIRLS HOOPS: Unexpected stars, balance have Spellman surging

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  • Kennedy guts out overtime win over St. John the Baptist

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  • Day in Photos: Feb. 7, 2012
    Day in Photos: Feb. 7, 2012
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    Day in Photos: Feb. 8, 2012
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    Celebrity Photos: Feb. 8, 2012
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    Celebrity photos: Feb. 7, 2012
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    Giants Super Bowl Victory Parade

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